The sandwich rolling of thin hard strip

Afonja, A.A. (1969). The sandwich rolling of thin hard strip. PHD thesis, Aston University.

Abstract

The fact that the clad is discarded usually in practice makes the sandwich rolling process economically unattractive except for the production of thin sheets of very expensive metals. It is desirable therefore that the clad material should be cheap and easily recoverable. Plastic appears to satisfy these requirements and the possibility of using it as a clad was briefly considered. It was concluded that a considerable reduction in the roll force and torque can be achieved by carefully selecting the process parameters, the most significant being the clad-sandwich thickness ratio, the clad-matrix hardness ratio, and the frictional conditions at the clad-matrix interface. The results of experiments involving the use of plastic clads were encouraging and further work is necessary in this direction.

Divisions:	College of Engineering & Physical Sciences > School of Engineering and Technology > Mechanical, Biomedical & Design
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Institution:	Aston University
Uncontrolled Keywords:	sandwich rolling,hard strip
Last Modified:	30 Sep 2024 08:14
Date Deposited:	10 Feb 2014 14:33
Completed Date:	1969-10
Authors:	Afonja, A.A.